Treads, Risers and Nosing
Stairs take the heaviest traffic in a house, from laundry runs to backpacks flying down in the morning. Solid oak treads stay put.
Stairs take the heaviest traffic in a house, from laundry runs to backpacks flying down in the morning. Solid oak treads stay put.
Our Long Branch, NJ warehouse cuts and finishes the treads, then ships them for next-day delivery from Long Branch after you confirm.
Rise and run are measured step by step during the first visit, with stain samples in hand, so the finished treads suit the floors at both ends.
The lumber maker covers the wood, we guarantee our labor for twelve months, and the people who build each flight work for us.



Priced per piece, a hardwood tread is $60 and the riser, nosing, stain and labor are part of it. Existing stairs refinished are $50 per step.
Of course, and the framing beneath gets inspected. Any squeak or wobbling tread is dealt with before the new ones are fixed down.
Stain samples are compared with your hall floor until the run of steps looks consistent.
Quoted prices cover straight runs, and a curved or winding section is measured and priced at the house.
It can, for $50 per step, and that works best on a rear or cellar stair.
Expect a day or two for a standard flight, longer when there are many steps.
Booking the estimate online takes $250 off.
Labor is warrantied for a year, and the lumber maker adds its own coverage.